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Vol 13 No 3Research
Cost-effectiveness of micafungin as an alternative to fluconazole
empiric treatment of suspected ICU-acquired candidemia among
patients with sepsis: a model simulation
Marya D Zilberberg1,2, Smita Kothari3 and Andrew F Shorr4
1School of Public Health and Health Sciences, University of Massachusetts, Arnold House, 715 North Pleasant Street, Amherst, MA 01003, USA
2EviMed Research Group, LLC, PO Box 303, Goshen, MA 01032, USA
3Health Economics and Outcomes Research, Astellas Pharma US, Inc., 3 Parkway North, Deerfield, IL 60015, USA
4Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care, Washington Hospital Center, 100 Irving Street NW, Washington, DC 20010, USA
Corresponding author: Marya D Zilberberg, email@example.com
Received: 5 Mar 2009 Revisions requested: 17 Apr 2009 Revisions received: 5 Jun 2009 Accepted: 19 Jun 2009 Published: 19 Jun 2009
Critical Care 2009, 13:R94 (doi:10.1186/cc7924)
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which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Introduction Recent epidemiologic literature indicates that
candidal species resistant to azoles are becoming more
prevalent in the face of increasing incidence of hospitalizations
with candidemia. Echinocandins, a new class of antifungal
agents, are effective against resistant candidal species. As
delaying appropriate antifungal coverage leads to increased
mortality, we evaluated the cost-effectiveness of 100 mg daily
empiric micafungin (MIC) vs. 400 mg daily fluconazole (FLU) for
suspected intensive care unit-acquired candidemia (ICU-AC)
among septic patients.
Methods We designed a decision model with inputs from the
literature in a hypothetical 1000-patient cohort with suspected
ICU-AC treated empirically with either MIC or FLU or no
treatment accompanied by a watchful waiting strategy. We
examined the differences in the number of survivors, acquisition
costs of antifungals, and lifetime costs among survivors in the
cohort under each scenario, and calculated cost per quality
adjusted life year (QALY). We conducted Monte Carlo
simulations and sensitivity analyses to determine the stability of
our estimates.
Results In the base case analysis, assuming ICU-AC
attributable mortality of 0.40 and a 52% relative risk reduction in
mortality with appropriate timely therapy, compared with FLU
(total deaths 31), treatment with MIC (total deaths 27) would
result in four fewer deaths at an incremental cost/death averted
of $61,446. Similarly, in reference case, incremental cost-
effectiveness of MIC over FLU was $34,734 (95% confidence
interval $26,312 to $49,209) per QALY. The estimates were
most sensitive to the QALY adjustment factor and the risk of
candidemia among septic patients.
Conclusions Given the increasing likelihood of azole resistance
among candidal isolates, empiric treatment of ICU-AC with 100
mg daily MIC is a cost-effective alternative to FLU.
Emerging antimicrobial resistance poses a significant threat to
health care in the USA and abroad. Pathogens such as methi-
cillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, extended-spectrum
beta-lactamase Gram-negative organisms, Clostridium diffi-
cile and Pseudomonas aeruginosa are increasingly encoun-
tered and now exhibit resistance to some traditional therapies.
This same trend has been observed with fungal infections.
First, there has been a shift in the distribution of species
responsible for candidal bloodstream infections (BSIs). Multi-
ple analyses document that one-third to one-half of all candidal
BSIs are due to non-albicans species [1-5]. Second, and more
importantly, Candida glabrata (CG) and Candida krusei (CK)
now account for as many as 20 to 25% of all candidal BSIs [6-
9]. These two specific pathogens are generally not suscepti-
ble to fluconazole, a drug commonly used in critically ill
BSI: bloodstream infections; CA: Candida albicans; CG: Candida glabrata; CI: confidence interval; CK: Candida krusei; C&S: culture and sensitivity;
FLU: fluconazole; ICU: intensive care unit; ICU-AC: ICU-acquired candidemia; MIC: micafungin; QALY: quality-adjusted life year.
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Accompanying these microbiologic and epidemiologic shifts,
the burden of candidal BSIs is rising. The past six years has
witnessed a 50% growth in hospitalizations complicated by
candidal BSIs [10]. This trend has also been seen in critically
ill patients [11]. Unfortunately, many clinicians do not consider
fungi as a cause of severe sepsis and BSIs. This is of particular
concern given that either a delay in initiation of antifungal ther-
apy or treatment with an antifungal that is not active against
the specific fungal pathogen independently raises a patient's
risk of death [12,13].
To address the need to provide initially appropriate antibacte-
rial therapy, many advocate a strategy based on de-escalation.
In this paradigm, one begins treatment with multiple agents or
agents with broader coverage profiles based on local suscep-
tibility data and then adjusts and/or discontinues anti-infec-
tives as culture and sensitivity (C&S) results return. One
concern about a de-escalation approach to potential fungal
BSIs is that echinocandins, which represent a commonly used
class of broad-spectrum antifungal agents used in the inten-
sive care unit (ICU), are expensive relative to the burden of
Candida. In essence the issue becomes, in part, that of the
cost and benefit balance.
Therefore, because ICU patients with hospital-acquired sepsis
represent a group at high risk for the development of ICU-
acquired candidemia (ICU-AC) [14-17], and given the increas-
ing frequency of resistant candidal species coupled with the
clinical importance of broad empiric coverage, we hypothe-
sized that empiric utilization of the newly-approved dosage of
100 mg daily of micafungin (MIC) [18], an echinocandin,
would be a cost-effective strategy when compared with either
empiric fluconazole (FLU) treatment or to a strategy of watch-
ful waiting pending C&S results. To test this hypothesis we
developed a decision model to quantify cost and outcome dif-
ferences between these various options.
Materials and methods
No human subjects were enrolled in the study, and, thus, the
study was exempt from regulations guiding protection of
human subjects. This is an analysis of publicly available data.
All calculations were performed in Microsoft Excel 2003
(Microsoft, Redmond, WA, USA). Multivariate simulations and
sensitivity analyses were performed using Crystal Ball soft-
ware (Decisioneering, Denver, CO, USA).
Model overview and structure
We developed a cost-effectiveness model comparing MIC
with FLU and MIC or FLU with watchful waiting as the empiric
treatment for suspected ICU-AC. We performed our analyses
from the perspectives of both the hospital and population in
general. We followed the recommendations of the Panel on
Cost-Effectiveness in Health and Medicine [19]. We utilized a
decision-analysis approach with a single decision node repre-
senting the choice to institute treatment with MIC or FLU, or to
withhold treatment until culture confirmation. We conducted
an analysis in a hypothetical cohort of 1000 patients in the
ICU. We marched this cohort through each branch of the deci-
sion tree separately to either death or illness resolution and
calculated the incremental costs associated with each choice
(Figure 1). The parameters for the incidence of candidemia
overall and the likelihood of infection with resistant species
(CG or CK), and the various clinical and economic conse-
quences were derived from a review of pertinent literature and
other publicly available data (Table 1). We examined the differ-
ences in hospital mortality, drug acquisition costs, and total
lifetime health care costs in the cohort under each scenario.
Because our literature review failed to identify any studies
quantifying the incremental utilization and economic outcomes
associated with inappropriate empiric treatment of candi-
demia, and to avoid introducing additional uncertainty into the
model by using unsupported estimates, we were unable to
include this component of health care costs into our calcula-
tions. However, given the recent report that direct variable
hospital costs are minimally impacted by reducing ICU or hos-
pital length of stay, the current inputs are likely to be of great-
est relevance [20]. Therefore, we defined cost-effectiveness
from the hospital perspective as the ratio between drug acqui-
sition cost differences and the differences in the numbers of
hospital deaths between the strategies. In turn, the reference
case built from the societal perspective examined lifetime
health care costs of survivors per quality-adjusted life year
(QALY) as the unit of cost-effectiveness of each strategy.
Because of the uncertainty surrounding the point estimates for
various model inputs, we conducted several Monte Carlo sim-
ulations and sensitivity analyses to assess the precision and
stability of these observations. The 95% confidence intervals
(CIs) around the point estimates were calculated based on the
Monte Carlo simulations. One-way sensitivity analyses were
performed to establish cost-effectiveness threshold values
and the worst-case scenario. Two-way sensitivity analyses
were conducted to establish the ranges in the outcome esti-
mate introduced by two of the inputs contributing most to the
uncertainty in the model.
Model inputs
Incidence of ICU-acquired candidemia
For the proportion of patients in the ICU developing candi-
demia, we derived numbers from several large international
cohort studies. Although we initially set out to build a model
specifically relevant to the USA, our search did not identify any
generalizable studies in this area. Looking to the studies out-
side the USA, four reported in various ways the prevalence of
ICU-AC as it applies to the ICU population of patients with
sepsis [14-17]. The four studies all represent recent epidemi-
ologic cohorts in sepsis populations [see table S1 in addi-
tional data file 1]. Based on these four studies, we used the
mean prevalence of candidal culture positivity as the point esti-
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mate and the range as the uncertainty range around the point
Incidence of resistant candidal species
We examined the literature from the US institutions published
in the current decade pertaining to the setting of the adult ICU.
Based on the six studies so identified [4,6-9,21] [see table S2
Additional data file 1], we calculated the pooled prevalence of
CK and CG as a function of all positive candidal blood cultures
and used this number as the point estimate, and the range of
prevalences from the six studies as the range around the point
estimate. Despite the fact that not all CG and CK isolates are
azole resistant, we essentially used CG/CK as a surrogate for
azole resistance for two reasons. One practical consideration
for this choice was driven by non-availability at some centers
of data either on the species of Candida (other than a report
that the isolate is non-albicans) or the minimum inhibitory con-
centrations of FLU for the species isolated. In the first case,
unless no FLU resistance is present locally among any CG iso-
lates, a clinician may be forced to generalize that all non-albi-
cans species be treated as if they were FLU resistant.
Similarly, in the case of non-availability of data on minimum
inhibitory concentrations of FLU, a clinician may be unable to
differentiate between the need to dose escalate or switch to a
broader-spectrum agent. To make our model as applicable as
possible to these real-world situations, and because a multi-
center study indicated that the overall rate of FLU resistant
candidal species is approximately 10% [6], we performed mul-
Figure 1
Decision tree Decision tree. The square node at the left of the diagram represents the decision to treat with micafungin or fluconazole empirically or to adopt the
'await culture and sensitivity (C&S) results' watchful waiting strategy prior to instituting treatment. The circular chance nodes represent the probabil-
ity of the blood culture specimen returning Candida albicans (CAC) vs. C. glabrata (CG) or C. krusei (CK). The second square decision node rep-
resents the decision made about antifungal therapy in response to the C&S data, and the final circular event node represents the outcome of death
vs. survival. The right most vertical segments are terminal nodes.
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tiple additional threshold analyses to explore how further
reducing the prevalence of CK/CG (as the marker for azole
resistance) from our minimum estimates would affect the cost-
effectiveness profiles of our strategies.
Attributable mortality and mortality reduction with
appropriate treatment
We used the attributable mortality for untreated candidemia as
that reported in the recent study by Golan and colleagues
[22]. We estimated the mortality reduction conferred by timely
institution of an appropriate therapy based on a study by Mor-
rell and colleagues [12]. In this study the investigators noted a
2.09-fold (95% CI = 1.53 to 2.84) increase in the risk of hos-
pital death associated with a delayed institution of antifungal
therapy among critically ill patients with candidemia [12]. To
arrive at the reduction in attributable mortality due to prompt
empiric therapy of ICU-AC, the odds ratio, and the corre-
sponding 95% CI were inverted.
Duration, dosage and costs of antifungal treatment
Duration and dosage of FLU treatment were based on the
guidelines of the Infectious Diseases Society of America [23].
Table 1
Model inputs
Parameter Point estimateRange Source
Candidemia risk and mortality
Risk of candidemia0.140 0.048 to 0.283 See Table S1 in Additional data file 1
Risk of CK/CG among candidemia0.148 0.132 to 0.361See Table S2 in Additional data file 1
Candidemia attributable mortality 0.40.2 to 0.8 Golan and colleagues [22]
Mortality reduction with appropriate empiric
0.48 0.35 to 0.65 Morrell and colleagues [12] (inverse)
Evaluation and treatment
Days of empiric treatment until availability of
C&S results
3 2 to 4 Assumption
Total duration of appropriate treatment
10 7 to 14 Guideline recommendations of 14 days reduced to
10 days to account for mortalities
Days of antibiotic treatment if switched from
MIC to FLU in response to C&S
7 4 to 10 Total duration of appropriate treatment – Days of
empiric treatment until availability of C&S results
Days of antibiotic treatment if switched from
FLU to MIC in response to C&S
10 7 to 14 Total duration of appropriate treatment
Cost of antibiotics
MIC ($/100 mg daily IV)$100 $80 to 120 WHC Pharmacy
FLU ($/400 mg daily IV)$12 $10 to 14 WHC Pharmacy
($/400 mg single loading dose on day 1)
$12 $10 to 14 WHC Pharmacy
Life expectancy, QALY adjustment and lifetime
Median age (years)64 48 to 80 Median from Table S1 in Additional data file 1; range
is +/- 25% median
Life expectancy (years) 17.4 13.0 to 21.4 Actuarial tables from the US Social Security
Administration [24]; for men; range is +/-25%
Relative risk of death 0.510.49 to 0.59 Quartin and colleagues [25]
QALY adjustment0.64 0.44 to 0.80 Fowler and colleagues [26], and Davies and
colleagues [27]
Age-specific annual healthcare costs/
survivor in 2001 $US*
$16,446 $12,335 to $20,558 Shorr and colleagues [29]
Annual discount rate3% 0 to 6% Weinstein and colleagues [19]
*Inflating to 2008 $US using the medical component of the consumer price index resulted in $22,080, 95% confidence interval $16,588 to
CG = Candida glabrata; CK = Candida krusei; C&S = culture and sensitivity; FLU = fluconazole; iv = intravenous; MIC = micafungin; QALY =
quality-adjusted life year.
WHC = Washington Hospital Center, Washington, DC, USA
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A 10-day treatment course was substituted in the base case
for the recommended 14 days as an approximate adjustment
for the fact that a certain percentage of treated patients will die
prior to completing their FLU course. The duration and dosage
of MIC were based on the label recommendation for this drug
with a similar adjustment for early mortality [18]. The duration
of treatment was varied between 7 and 14 days. FLU was to
be administered daily at the dose of 400 mg intravenously,
with an additional 400 mg loading dose on day 1, while MIC
was assumed to be given at 100 mg intravenously daily. In the
base case a three-day lag period between the onset of ICU-
AC and the availability of C&S results was assumed, and this
was varied between two and four days. Patients treated with
MIC who tested positive for Candida albicans (CA) were
switched to FLU and received an additional seven days of
treatment for a complete 10-day course, while those treated
with FLU empirically and testing positive for CG or CK were
switched to MIC for an additional 10-day course of appropri-
ate coverage. This allowed us to capture the potential for
'step-down' therapy.
The drug acquisition costs for both MIC and FLU were
obtained from the pharmacy department of one of the authors'
(AFS) institution. For the treatment duration and costs we
chose to use conservative estimates erring on the side of bias-
ing our results against MIC.
Life expectancy, risk of death and QALY adjustment
The median age of the ICU-AC patients was derived from the
four studies providing epidemiologic data on ICU candidemia
[14-17], with the base case patient being 64 years of age, and
the range for sensitivity analyses of +/- 25% of the base case.
We obtained life expectancy from the actuarial tables provided
by the US Social Security Administration [24], and this
number was varied by 25% in the sensitivity analyses. The risk
of post-hospitalization death was extracted from a study of
septic patients by Quartin and colleagues [25], and the prod-
uct of this value and the life tables life expectancy served as
the estimate of life expectancy of a sepsis survivor. The QALY
adjustment was based on the mean of those reported by
Fowler and colleagues [26] and Davies and colleagues [27].
Age-specific annual health care costs/survivor reported by
Shorr and colleagues [28] in 2001 $US were inflated to 2008
$US using the medical component of the consumer price
index and varied across the corresponding 95% CI [28,29].
All projected costs were discounted at 3% per annum (range
0 to 6%), as recommended by the Panel on Cost-Effective-
ness in Health and Medicine [19].
In the base case scenario, among the 1000 patients there
were 140 cases of ICU-AC, of which 21 represented CG or
CK. Compared with the cohort treated with empiric FLU, treat-
ment with MIC resulted in four (95% CI = 2 to 13) additional
deaths averted at the marginal drug acquisition cost of
$61,446 (95% CI = $43,821 to $80,039) per life saved
(Table 2) and the total incremental outlay for empiric antifungal
treatment of $245,784 over FLU. Taking into account life
expectancy of the survivors and factoring in the QALY adjust-
ments, this translated to $22,230 (95% CI = $18,201 to
$26,088) per life year saved and $34,734 (95% CI =
$26,312 to $49,209) per QALY (Table 2). Compared with the
watchful waiting strategy, either of the treatment scenarios
generated substantially more survivors (29 MIC (95% CI = 11
to 69) and 25 FLU (95% CI = 9 to 57)) at between $1704
(95% CI = $640 to 4839 FLU) and $9982 (95% CI = $3771
to $26,065 MIC) per death averted (Table 2). The cost per life
year saved and that per QALY were similar for MIC and FLU
when compared with watchful waiting (Table 2).
Each of the models assessing incremental costs per QALY
was most sensitive to the QALYs generated by survivors (Fig-
ure 2, and data not shown). In a univariate analysis varying the
number of QALYs gained (0.44 to 0.80) resulted in the range
of cost/QALY of $21,337 to $38,795 in the case of FLU and
$22,221 to $40,402 for MIC each vs. the watchful waiting
strategy, and $27,310 to $49,655 for MIC vs. FLU. The MIC
vs. FLU analysis was also sensitive to the proportion of all BSIs
attributed to Candida species (Figure 2), and varying this sin-
gle input across its corresponding range resulted in a cost/
QALY range of $30,151 to $49,262. Even if the empiric MIC
strategy results in only one additional life saved in the 1000-
patient cohort compared with FLU, the cost/QALY remained
Table 3 presents the results of the two-way sensitivity analysis
simultaneously varying the two inputs with the most impact on
the variability of the MIC vs. FLU model – the QALY adjust-
ment factor and the proportion of BSI attributed to Candida
species. This analysis confirms the durability of the cost-effec-
tiveness ratio of the MIC vs. FLU empiric treatment strategy in
this population. Even in the event of extremely low prevalence
of candidemia (0.048) combined with a large decrement in the
remaining quality of life, the cost remains $50,722 per QALY.
In the worst-case analysis, with all of the inputs skewed maxi-
mally against MIC, the incremental cost per QALY is $72,318
(Table 4). In the final threshold analysis where we progres-
sively reduced the CG/CK isolates as a proportion of all ICU-
AC, the incremental lifetime costs per QALY for the MIC vs.
FLU strategy were just under $50,000 ($49,789) for CG/CK
prevalence of 5%, and went over the $100,000 per QALY
threshold at the prevalence of 1.5% ($104,490).
The cost-effectiveness analysis demonstrates that in patients
with ICU-acquired sepsis who are at risk of candidemia, a
strategy of empiric treatment with MIC is cost-effective. Com-
pared with either an approach of watchful waiting and delaying
antifungal therapy until the return of cultures, or one of empiric
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One of these mornings won't be very long
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Dubai Duty Free, which recorded sales of US$1.1 billion last year, is now the biggest single airport retail operation in the world based on sales analysis released by independent industry experts, Generation Research. The announcement places Dubai Duty Free ahead of London Heathrow and
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In 2008, the global duty free and travel retail business rose to US$37 billion, an increase of 8.8% over the previous year, from which airport duty free sales accounted for US$21.8 billion. With sales of US$1.1 billion in 2008, Dubai Duty Free accounts for 5% of the airport duty free business and 3% of the wider duty free and travel retail global business.
Commenting on the attainment of the No. 1 spot for a single operator, Colm McLoughlin, Managing Director of Dubai Duty Free said: "We are obviously delighted to achieve the No. 1 spot based on our sales of US$1.1 billion. A lot of people have worked hard to ensure our success and I sincerely thank H.H. Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum for his unswerving support as well as our partners, suppliers and our staff who do a fantastic job. Thanks to all of our customers, who continue to shop at Dubai Duty Free."
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Mfr Number: XCTOY-STELTH-GL
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50-7732 - Red/White/Yellow RCA To Rj45 Balun L/R A/V To Cat5
L/R Stereo Audio/Video Balun
Use to send composite video, plus two channels of unbalanced line level audio over Cat5 cable. This balun features three 8" pigtails with gold plated male RCA connectors, color coded red, white and yellow, and a single female RJ45 jac...
Mfr Name: MCM Custom Audio
Mfr Number: 50-7732
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50-14535 - Bracket Pole Mount VESA75/100
Mfr Number: 1260B
50-14545 - Bracket Pole Mount Double Arm
Twin Arm Pole Mount for LCD Monitors
Attaches LCD monitors having VESA 75 or 100 mounting patterns to any pole from 30~60mm diameter (1.18" ~ 2.36"). It is perfect for stage or exhibition use, as it is compatible with virtually any speaker stand or truss system. ...
Mfr Name: Pulse
Mfr Number: 1290B
50-7730 - L/R Audio/Video Balun
L/R Audio/Video Balun
Use to send composite video, plus two channels of unbalanced line level audio over Cat5 cable. This balun features three gold plated female RCA connectors, color coded red, white and yellow, and a single female RJ-45 jack.
MCM offers ...
Mfr Number: 50-7730
28-17915 - Key Lime Pi Scorpion Bundle
The Pi Wire Scorpion Kit is designed to provide a Raspberry Pi breakout board and a practical enclosure for the board. The breakout board is the Nwazet Key Lime Pi breakout board (included).
Mfr Name: Nwazet
Mfr Number: KLPW
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22-15420 - Compartment Parts Box - 14.96" (W) x 12.2" (D) x 2.36" (H)
Plastic storage case made from polypropylene to store and organize a range of different parts. Semi-transparent hinged lid lets you see contents without opening box.
Mfr Name: Duratool
Mfr Number: D01927
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22-17455 - Wi-Fi In-Wall Inspection iBorescope for Smart Phones and Tablets
Wi-Fi borescope provides a real time or still image inspection solution that can be used with Apple products running iOS4.1 or later as well as any smart phone or tables running Android OS2.2 or later using a free app. Apple app supports real-time and SNAPSHOT wh...
Mfr Number: 22-17455
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53-5010 - Hi-Fi Dome Tweeter 8 Ohm
The DT-75/8 is a soft dome tweeter that is ferrofluid-cooled, and offers great reproduction quality.
Mfr Name: Monacor
Mfr Number: DT-75/8
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55-5310 - 10" Bass Woofer 300W RMS
The Sovereign Pro 10-300 is intended for use in two-way ported enclosures such
as the classic bass driver plus horn tweeter or compression driver format. The unit
features die cast chassis with long throw motor system and high linearity suspension...
Mfr Name: Fane International
Mfr Number: SOVEREIGN PRO 10-300
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21-10474 - 10" Black Hook and Loop Cable Ties - 10 per Bag
Hook & loop cable ties allow for use over and over. Rated for indoor and outdoor use making them ideal for various applications. Constructed using nylon (male side) and Polypropylene (female side) material.
Mfr Name: NTE Electronics
Mfr Number: 04-1040HL0
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53-5030 - Piezo Tweeter
The MPT-001 is a piezo tweeter that does not require a crossover.
Mfr Number: MPT-001
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21-9868 - Black Mini Plastic Box- 0.79" x 1.38" x 2.36"
This mini-box is molded from economical ABS plastic, featuring satin-textured finish, 2 PC board standoffs molded into interior, lap joint lid construction and assembled with 2 self-tapping Phillips screws.
Mfr Name: Hammond
Mfr Number: 1551HBK
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MCM is a great company with a large selection of good quality products.